Goose
Ladies and gentlemen, it appears our nation has yet another yawning rift amongst its clans, a gaping divide for which, it seems, no bridge can … Continue reading
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Master of the In-Between Moment
A retrospective of photography by John Bauguess is a celebration of the late photographer’s life and work
The late photographer John Bauguess was born in Eugene in 1943 and died in early 2020. Aside from a few early adventures — brief stints … Continue reading
Surf Wax America
Local surf rock band El Borko’s album release party takes over The Monkey’s Paw Tiki Bar
The sun isn’t out all day in the Pacific Northwest, and its beaches aren’t friendly for all night parties. But that doesn’t keep El Borko … Continue reading
The World According to Cats
Jen Ferro’s ‘Cat Lady’ at VLT has claws but could use development
Stage Left at The Very Little Theatre is proving to be an incubator for new plays by local playwrights. Cat Lady, a comedy by Eugene … Continue reading
Art In The Name Of Love
Karen Murphy will give a gallery talk about her friendship with the late Rick Bartow
Beyond the daring boldness of his paintings and sculptures, Rick Bartow was a quiet and reflective friend and mentor to many, including Karen Murphy. Murphy, … Continue reading
Symphony Head Resigns
Scott Freck is leaving Eugene Symphony amid financial woes
In a surprise move, the long-time administrative leader of the Eugene Symphony is resigning from his job effective June 9. Scott Freck is in his … Continue reading
Just Folks
From ‘Tom Dooley’ to ‘Charlie on the M.T.A.’ and more: The Kingston Trio
“Hang down your head, Tom Dooley, hang down your head and cry. Hang down your head, Tom Dooley, poor boy, you’re bound to die.” This … Continue reading
The Art of Healing
Longtime Eugene dentist Don Dexter moves his art gallery to a new location next to his current practice
One of the few photography exhibition spaces around town, Don Dexter Gallery, is moving to a newer and larger space. The new gallery opens April … Continue reading
Humpin’ Garbage, Learning Life’s Lessons
Paul Neville reads from his coming-of-age first novel at Tsunami Books
He established himself in Eugene through the decades as a reporter and associate editor at The Register-Guard as well as director of public relations and … Continue reading
It’s First Friday!
Here are a few picks for your Friday night ArtWalk viewing
Downtown Eugene is full of art tonight as First Friday ArtWalk has galleries open and showing their wares from 5:30 to 8 pm Friday, April … Continue reading